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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-01-12
Laughing Analyxo d

A careful and patient French obser.
yer has formulated some conclusions
on the subject of vocal laughter which
arc interesting He has ascertained
that the persons who laugh With the
sound OF A in father are frank and
loyal, fond of noise and movement, and
frequently OF versatile and changea
BILE character. Those who laugh with
the sound of A in ape are phlegmatic,
with turn toward melancholia. The
laugh in L is that of children, and of
adults who are simple, plant, timid
and irresolute. The laugh in . signi-
flies generosity and robust boldness.
Look OUT says the French observer,
"ior those who laugh in y, because
they are the misanthropes.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-01-12
The Explanation.

Wife-"What's the difficulty be-
tween you and mother, WHY"
Husband-"Hanged if | know. 1t
seems there is only one thing we can
agree op, and that is not to agree.
"lt's really too bad. can't see why
it is you don't like mother. She's the
incest old lady l ever saw. | don't
know why it is you can't think SO, Az
we'll Why do we think SO differently
about her, wonderY'
"There's only ono thing l can think
OF in explanation of it,"
"What is thatT
at ,s that she is your mother and
nv mother. n.law."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-01-12
Got Discouraged.

A Chicago woman recently resolved
to treat all callers with courtesy, even
oeddlars, beggars and tramps.
"For," she soliloquized, "the poor
people have to make living these
hard times, and must be often discour.
aged by the rude rebutfs they en-.
counter in tho prosecution of their
business"
She began Thursday last, and when,
about S:45 a. NJ, little girl came to
the door and said, "Matchiz ?" she re.
piled in gentler tone of voice;
"No, child; thank you"
At 9:10 the bell rang, and, going to
the door. she was confronted by a
peach pirate, who said,
"Fine ripe peaches, lady; 80 cents a
peck"
mo, thank YOU"
"Green OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-cucumbers--"
"No; nothining at all, thank your
AT 9:47, just as she had got the baby
to sleep, there was jerk at the bell
that made the little one bound a foot
in the air and utter scream. The
mothers face reddened somewhat, but
she went resolutely to the door, and
when a weary-looking old man de.
manded if she stood in need of any
carbolic salve, knife polish, toilet soap,
corn plasters, or stove polish. she an.
swered with the reverence due to age ?
mo, | thank you, SIR"
Then, hearing the baby cry, he pro-
posed that she try bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's soothing syrup.
mo, not any,
At 1913, when the young man with
chromos and frames came round, she
said:
mo, nothing to day." and shut the
door in his face.
AT II :25 she did not hear the man
who was canvassing for Mother,
Home and Heaven" more than half
through his little lingo before she
said, "Eo, mol" and Withdrew.
BY 2:22 she had got to the stage of
answering her prosecutors before they
had spoken to her; at :08 she did so
tartly and punctuated her remarks
with slam of the door; at 80 she
told boy with fish to get out of here
and never ring at my door again; y at
2:27 she pushed lame life insurance
agent down the steps before he could
utter syllable, and at 2:30. when the
minister made pastoral call, she, ere
he could smile and say, "Well, Sister
Sisson, how are you?" hit him on the
head with broom handle aud ran
him down the steps, out of the front
gate, across the sidewalk and clean
into a tree box on the ether side of the
street.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-01-12
1t Was Old FashiOnt d

VI wish you'd make me an old.fash,
ioned cup of coffe," he said as he sat
down in Detroit restaurant the other
day.
81 will, sir. Want it after the fash.
ion OF about thirty years ago. l sup.
posew
YES
In few minutes cup was placed
before him and he surveyed It snutted
at it and turned up his nose and asked
What do you call ita"
"An old fashioned cup of coffee, sir,
such as our mothers used to make. |
got some Rio, turned 1t on shovel
pounded it in rag, and 1t is sweetened
with molasses and doSed with
skinned milk. Those good old times
are gone, sir but the good old-lash,
ioned coffee can be made yet"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-01-12

When Ole Bull, the renowned vic.
linist, was staying in Paris, in 1S40, he
returned home late one evening from
concert, and as the night was cold he
ordered his man to MAKE fire in his
room. The latter dragged toward the
fireplace huge box, on which the
word "Flrewood" was painted in large
letters. In answer to Ole Bulls as
tonished inquiry the servent told him
that the box had been delivered that
day 1T noon by his masters orders as
he thought. On being broken open
the box was found to contain twenty
two violins and The following letter:
"Great Master The undersigned, be-
ing members of various amateur phil
harmonic societies, hereby declare
that thy will henceforth cease to per-
form on the accompanying instru.
ments, The same wood frcm which
Ole Bull can draw lite, love, sorrow,
passon, and melody is only to be re.
garded as--fuel for the flames in the
hands of the undersigned, who, there.
fore, request the maestro to make an
autoda-fe of the inclosure, and to look
upon the ascending smoke as incense
offered to his genius by penitent
dabblers in the noble art" This curl.
Gus epistle bore the signatures of
twenty-five young men. Three days
afterward Ole Bull gave dinner, to
which he invited all the senders of
the valuable "irewood.' Each guest
had lying before him on the table one
of the violins referred to, and by its
side gold ring with the incription,
Solitude and Perseverance"-a piece
OF seasonablc advice to the faint. heart
ed dilettante, and symbolic indica.
ton of the means by which the vir.
tuoso himself bad attained to fame.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-01-12
Too High A Price.

"a penny Tor your thoughts said
Smithers, surprising Miss Pcrsive in
a reflective mood.
~ was thinking Of you, Mr.. Smith.
ers,' replied Miss Pensiye with a
sweet smile.
II wouldn't pay her the penny,
Smithers, if | were in your place.
broke in young Brown. "The subject
of her thoughts isn't worth as much
money as tnat,'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-01-12

Mrs A-"Don't you think Mr..
Grace is just lovely? | heard him
preach yesterday, and | almost wor.
shipped him, he seemed SO far above
humanity Mrs B.-"I have felt just
that way when | have heard him but
the last time | attended his church
there was 4 prayer meeting. One Of
the brethren was talking of the glory
and greatness, the goodness and III c
holiness of God, and | tancied that Mr..
Grace acted as though he was jealous" "
Send to the BULLETIN Office for all
kinds of job.work.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-01-12
THE AGE OF MAN,

The soldiers age is courage;
The shopman's age is till-age;
The gamblers age Is cribb-age;
The doctors age Is pill-age;
The travellers age il luggage;
The lovers age il cottage;
The lawyers age is damage
The preachers age is verbi-age;
The drunkard's S age is rumm-age;
The cooks age must be pott-age;
The German age is sausage;
But the best and worst is marri-agel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
Szlask.

Bytom. dnia 10. Marca 20
stat ks. Radzie ewski
znowu skazany ma 6 tygodni
wiezienia, z powodu kalenda-
RIA Ma L. 1886. W tYmze ka-
lendarzu bylo polskie tfoma-
genie dzielka s}awnego ks.
ALBANIA Stolza 0 mieszanych
malAenstwach. Nlemieckie dziel-
ko jakos IL lat rozchodzifo
sic pc swiecie, doczekafo sic
trzech wydah, i byio W ka-
zdej ksiegarni do nabyeia.
Kiedy vice SIP. ks. Szalast z
Bogucic prze&ozyf takowe ma
polskie, j kiedy je przes}af do
wydawnictwa KatollA'a, to ka,
tidy musiaf mysle6, re W ia
kiej ksiazce ME mole bye
mic zlego, ami przeciw prawu,
z vlaszcza, ae przez Is lat
mkt jej ME zaczepif, u tenn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
II Cieszyna.

razn1ejszej sesyi sadow przy-
sieg}ych najc;ekawszq byla
rozprawa, ktora sic toezyla W
poniedzia}ek i wtorek. Pawcf
i Marya B]edowscy z Oldrzy-
chowic, zamo3ni ludzie, posia-
dajacy mlyn W OIdrzychowi-
each diva domy W Jablon-
kowie. odznaczali sic skap-
stwem j wielkq s%urowoscia
nietylko przeciw sfuzacym, ale
i przeciw wlasnym dzieciom,
ktorych mieli l3 a z tych IL
mario Z. Najsrozej obchodzili
sic najmfodszym Wiktor-
klein, ME majqcym jeszcze
dwu lat. Jak swiadkowie
stwlerdzieli, matka cd urodze-
mia lie lubifa go, katowala
wszelklemi sposoby, bifa o.
krutnie, ze RAINY pozostawafy,
meczyfa s}odem i mrozifa. D.
s listopada 1886, gdy rozpa-
lono riec ola pieczeuia chleba,
dziecko p}akalo 2 gfodu,
matka porwaia go z grozba,
re go upiecze, i wrazifa go
do pfomieni. Gdy maz zawo-
tai, co robisz, odrzuci}a 60 i
pojechafa z mezem IA jar
mark do Cieszyna. Wiktorek
umar1 "a hilka dni, wedfug
swiadectwa lekarskieso z po-
palenia, przyc7em j inne po-
kaleczenia na jego ciele ina
leziono. Rzecz ia w~ywofafa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
VIARUS

W Nlemlecki;ej P,zysleee W
pow. koscianskim wl0darz stra-
Gil reke skutkiem tego, lie oparl
ia na kole zebiatem II loko-
mobili.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
Nv.
Galicya.

Il
lu9owe. w Krzywotu}aeh, W
Woronie i w CzarnofoAcach
przestrzegajq w%iesniacy pilnie
ustawy o pijanstwie j ciesza
Sc znaczAym dobrobytem w
Radczy miejscowy djak zostal
drzierzawcq tamtej szego OBJ
szarn dworskieeo i gospodaru.
je bardzo dobrze. w Hnstowie
wresZcie rolnik, niejaki Zapali-
10, "a1ozy} w%ieisAi handel.
Il pod Badig CORY. Dnia 6
b. IN. odby}o sic W Sidzinie ad
Jordanow, %poswiecenie czy-
telni ludowej, otworzontj PREY
k6lku rolniczem, a przez Wy
dziaf krakowskiego Towarzy-
silva oswiaty ludowej zalozc-
nej. Aktu poswiecema doko-
nal X. Andrze) kufta, miej-
scowy wikary, wobec bardzo
liczuie zgromadzonej publiczno-
sci.
NleszczeSliiwe uesele. w domu
Piotra Pruchnika w Stykowie,
W ostatnia niedziele zapust,
%odprawiafo sic huczne weseli-
sko. Swacia i druzki poubie-
rane swiqteczne, tanczyty do
upadlego, ME zwa3ajac wcale
ma chorego Jasga, lezacego ma
worku okolo pieca, ale p1zy-
siadali DO niego, jak to zwy-
kle ma weselisku, gdy w gfo-
vie sunni i wesofo; ME zwa-
zano IA to wcale, lie on le-
dwie dycha. | dotychczas ME
5yloby mic zfego, ale biedny
Jasiek mial tyfus brzuszny i cd
n'ego jakby ciaf, wszystkie
druzki i swacia professionally
tyfusu, ~anaiswarniejszy z Mich,
Wincenty Pruchnik, juz nawet
i umarf.
Nomiecle. Jozef i Jan Bill
cowie, bracia i rybacy W Wo-
lowie, p}ynqc dnia 6. b, m.
VEGAS rano 1udka z pod zam-
ku krakowskiego ku Podgo-
rzowi, udenyli tax niebezpie-
cznie O lodowiec mostu VOL
pod Lamkiem, i sku.
tkiem tego uderzenia pekfa
}odka i Bylicowie wpadli W
nurey wezbranej Wisfy, ktora
ich u%niosla al pod Ska}ke.
Kllku luazi p~ospieszyli tona-
Gym ma pomoc, lecz tylko je-
dnego z Mich wyratowali, zas
Jan Bylica, wyciagniety z
Wisely, ME m6gf ju2 bye do
zycia przyprowadzony.
Starostam mianowany 20
stall sekretarze: Aug. hr. Die
duszycki w Fosciskach i Ed
mund Romer w Brzcsku.
V.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
WlESCI
z Polskiej Ojczyzny.
FrMsy Po!~kie.

Swiecsniu h,aploash1e.-Z Mo,
master doroszq, re tam
odbyfy sic dnia / j 5 marca
w kaplicy klerykalnego semi
naryum Gecrgianum swiecenia
Do grona trzydziestu trzech
alumnow. ktorych swiec,l mai
overwhelmingly ks. b;skup
augsbursNi, dr.. Pankracy Dan
kel, nalezalo dziesieciu Pola-
kow. O1ebrall swiecenia IA
subdyakonow i ~dyakonow:
Wincenty Lendzion 2 Lubawy,
Jozef Prabucki Z Garczyna,
Jozef Ruchniewicz z Koscie-
rzyny, Teofil Sychowski z Wei
herowa, Teodor Zietarski re
Siupa. Pierwsza zas tonsure i
cztery nizsze swlecienia ode
brazil: Juliusz Bartkowski
Gniewu, Stanis1aw Dziegiele.
wski z Mikofajek, Franciszek
Springer re Starego Garczy-
ma, dr.. Pawei Teichert z Oil
wy, Waleryan Wallerand re
SuleczynA.
" WARMTH azeta o.
szty1isha pisze, il W powjecie
olszty nskim Ma 69,sO2 miesz.
kancow $4,000 mowi polskim
jezyklem. Nadto zamieszkuja
Polacy trzeciq czesc powiatu
reszelsk1ego, rowuiez ma War
mil polozonego.
DO Pt1awy przybyio 5 wa
gonow 2 armatami. Port pi-
fawski ma bye zbrojony, a
navel W poblizu portu ma
bye zbudowana nova ware
Wnia.
W GduasAw d. 7 b. m.
wielkie statIki zag&owe prey
wholly po5fwyspu He'll pier
wsze sledzie tegoroczne. kt6re
zaraz roze5rano ma handel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
Ill.
Ziennse POlSkie pod IA.
boreHl lfn0SkieWSkim.
ILL.,.

hlau fcsJ]sKl u Wleiklm pos
plechem pracule mad ukoncze-
MEM tych linii kolei, ktore
pod wzgledem wojskowym ma
.ja wa3niejsze znaczenie. Mia
noWicie roboty okolu kolej re.
%laZnej z Brzescla do Chelmu i
z Malkinia do Siedlec skut-
klein wyzszego nakazu konie-
cznie ukonczone bye muszq
najpozniej pod goniec miesia-
ca czerwca.
u %jenera} -gubernatorem ODE
cnymi So w stolicy Rosyi
opr6cz Hurki take general
gubernator wilenski, kocha-
now, Roop q Odesy i Drerte-
len T. kUoWa.
Warszawo, | kwietnia. -Je-
2eli Ware daG mona temu,
co g}osi wiest publiczna, gene
raj gubernator Hurko polecif
osobnej komisyi, zfozonej
wy2szych urzedn;kow pahstwo-
wych, wyrracowa6 projekt do
takiego prawa. aeby wydalic
z kraju wszystkich zydow,
nawet tych, co posiadajq do
bra Ziemskie.
Zydowcy ci wfaSeiciele zie-
mi, jezeli ich posiad}osG ME
przechodzi tysiaca i dvustu
morg, ma mocy tego prawa
znlewoleni bye maya do przy-
musowej sprzedaay swych
grun.ow.
Jak sfychaG, niezwyk]y ten
projekt do prawa przed1ozony
bye mo samemu carowi do
potwierdzenia, 2 pomineciem
ajwy2szej rady stanu, ktora
w}asciwie naJpierw wlasne po-
Wilma wypowiedziec zdanie 0
kuzdym nowym projekcie do
prawa.
O6ary wydalan z R'us. W
nocy z czwartku ma piatek %zeszfc-
90 tygodnia, miodzy Gr6jem q Biafo-
brzegami W K'olestwie pol,kiem,
turman AJzyk k"liner spostrzegi lie.
zaca ma drodzic kobiete. Byla ona
bezprzytomna, a nawet Koline:
pocza,kowo sadzif, ze JUL ME Lyle.
odwi6zt ja jednak do nnjblizszei
.karczmy, gdzie ni~eszczesliwa eco.
fano ho zmysi6w przywrocic. 10
beta. zcznafa, il nazywa sic Hele
ma Gntkowska, Jest wygnanka z
Prus i podasa do swego drata pod
Radon. Knlincr zabraf ia ma woz i
llto*c,wy furman zhoczyt nawet 2
ably Gutkowska dostawie ma
miejscc. Tu nieszczrsliwa kobieta W
pc pofudniu zycie zakohczy-
ia ragiczny los dotknaf nieszezesIi-
wa mioda, liczaca dopiero % lat
kobiete. Wyszta M "a MAJ
"a rzadce Gutkowskiego wbrew wo--
Ii rodziny. Gutkowski, dotkniety
W Pcznanskiem, gdzie byl of,cya-
lista w Os'cach, Nyrokiem banicyj-
d rozpnczy zycie sobie odede
oraf. Nieszczesliwa wdowa z dwo].
giem matych dzieci spieniezywszy
IN pot darmo ruchomosci, jak to
zwykle bywa W po~spiechu, prey
byfa DO Warszuwy, zamierZniac
pracowac ma kawafell chIebu
W cha.akterze nauczycielki lub
l jedno drugie ia zawiod-
10, a fundusze zupefnie sic wycze,-
pafy Wowczas nicdola przemogta
mad ambicy,, i Gutkowska, costa.
wiwszy dz'eci pod opicka puboloka-
torki, ~postanowlia ulac s Q osobisoie
do bruta p. H., cziowieha istotnie
zamo3nego. Me majac funduszu
ia kolej, biedna kobjeta postano-
W ia odby6 ~ mil drogi picszo.
-. - g.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
w. las. POZManSAie.

W Mosthad pod Kepnem
zapali]a sic stodo1a Piotra
Feigego, a p1omieh rozszerzyf
sic z taxa gwa}townoscia, il
w krotkim czasie zniszczy1
tak2e stodole i %stajnia sqsiada
Smolki. Ma domiar nieszcze-
scla dwie osoby znalaz]y smierc
z powodu pozaru: corka go
spodarza Smolki, Htora spiac
W %stajni, odurzona zapewnedy.
mem, ME mia}a sit, azeby sic
wyrwaG 2 gorejacego budynku
i spalila sic ma wegiel; druga
ofiarq katastrofy padf ojciec
.jej, ktory chc9c ratowac c5rke,
wbiegl do stajni i tax mocno
orzez wallace sic Afcdy zostaf
poparzony, re wsrod strasznych
meczarni W kilka godzin po-
tenn ducha wyzionaf.
Al6um z t;otogratiami okofo
$50 duchownych, jake dar du-
chowienstwa ola X. kardyra-
ia Ledochowskiego, juz wy
slany do Rzymu. Album wy
konaf bardzo rieknie zak}ad
fotograficzny PAM Rivoli
W Poznaniu
Il Wrze$m przeniosf sic dr..
Poklatecki do Z~erkowa, w lie
go mlejsce osiadl dr.. Albert
Sachs q W}ociawia. Wrzesnia
obok tizyka pow'atowego ma
3 lekarzy.
FranciSZek DObrOwOl.
ski. nacseh1y redahtor Dzieuniku
Pznoashiego, dostai miedawno ude-
rsenia hr7oi do giopy i qcsAutek te-
90 chwiloro msrok utruci1. Obecnie
jeduoh, jak pisse DzienniA, stopnio-
100 acsrok poacroca jest msselha ua-
azieja, &c pan Dodropolski takopy
mhrotce 10 supeinc$ci od=ysha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

wanna ! po1ecana pc calym
swlecie. Mimo to zostaf mai
pierw nakladca kalend IRA o.
skarzony, a potem ! nakiadca
nlemieckiego dziefa, o obraze
:oscio}a protestanckiego. Picrw-
sly termin w Grudniu xostai
odio2ony ceIem wysluchania
swiadkow. Teraz ma nowyn
terminie stawili ma swiadki
pastor Sawada z krol. Huty,
pos1ugacz Ubran Bytomia,
potem p. Zborek, p. Buiski
/ p. Andrynski z OlesAa. Pu-
blicznosci ME wo]no by]o bye
ma termiuie, bylo posiedzenie
talne, ola tego nie mozemy
pisac o przebiegu rozpraw sa-
dowych, DO to zakozane. Ko-
nice .koncem zostal ks. Ra-
dziejewsAi skazany ma 6 ty-
godni Mezienia "a nieostroz-
nose, 2e ME czytaf nlemiec-
klego dzie}ka ami t1umaczenia,
dzielko niemieckie tel skaza-
no ma zniszczenie, gdyby gdzie
5y1o, o lie mogIiSmy wyrok
ZroZuniec.
Publicznosc wykluczona, u
s}ucha]a rozkazu, ale pc "a
obrebem gmachu sqdowego
pytano sic wzajemnie, jakiez
powody mog}y sqi nakioniG
do la lych rozpraw? Sfyszaia
publicznost pred wyklucze-
nlen, re NOVA o mieszanych
ma12enstwach, a vice wiele
jej ma tenn zalezu&o, co wolno
o malzenstwach mieszanych
plsa6, co ME. Wszyscy z
publicznoSci ubolewali mad no.
wem nieszczesc;em tax JUL
licznemi doSwiadczeniami ira
pIonego ks. lie. Radziejewskie-
go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

O'z'sze. Cd niejakiego czasu
zfodz:eje le;ni wybijali dziczy-
ne. Lesnik tamtejs sly SIosa-
REX postanowif tych z1odzie-
jow przep}oszyc i pilnie vice
ma Mich czatowaf. W nocy 2
9. ma 10. Marca przyszfo tel
pomiedzy MIN a trzema zlo
dziejami tut pod samem do
minimum Bujakowa do zacietej
Walk. Slosarek dat try strza-
ty do jednego z Mich, ale sam
odebrai diva ~postrzaly, ktore
nu ciezkie zadaly RAINY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-16

a .,tcr from Ma. Breckenridge de.
claring he had given the stock To
lnrl ud Ferguson There WAS
some exciting talk and.m the end Mr..
Garrett W.. dismissed as the eft,
editor Garrett SAYS he will 40 to
law and has threatened to throw the
pupcr into the hands of receiver.
Mr. Ferguson, the managing editor
makes the following explanation o.
the enridgc money:
"ln september 1854 WAS sent TO
Austin bv Mr.. Clayton, the tAcu bust
nc~s manager OF the paper, to borrow
some money from Maj. j. r. Brcck IN.
ridge, which did, he taking the note
OF the Times Publishing compsuv
with security for the same. ON or
about April /. lS~6, visited Mai.
Breckinridgc and urged him to tx
change tho note for stock i'm the
lim'e Printing cpmpauN'n his own
name. This he positively refused tu
do, but on his own suggestion
presented the notes to mc and
H. II lancey with the understanding
that | was TO issue stock to the
amount OF the notes with interest
equally to mysclt and TO Mr.. Isncey
which did, several days UcrwArds
surrcndcrng the notes TO the lines
Printing Compauy.
y cattle train on the international
and Great Northern railway was
dcrailcd last night, killing aud main.
ing stock the accident occurred ncar
l'earsoll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-16

ATLANTA, Ga, july IA largo
public meeting of 'cading citizens of
Dalton, Ga., has denounced as SLAM
derous the report sent out about the
hanging Of Governor Gordon in eni-
gy by amob. The meeting passed u
series of resolutions in which It is de-
clarcd that but three men were cugag-
ed in the eiiigy hanging aud that these
three were drunk, and that. being
sober, they regret their thoughtless
conduct, and that there was no
disturbance In the ,city. Tho res
olutions close with these
words "Our confidence in the
justice, fairness and ability of
the honored chief 5agistratc OF
Georgia remains unshhken."
GOV. Gordon declares that he could
not have done otherwise than com
mute llolmau's scutenc., because the
attorney general, The judge, the
states solicitor ard oil or tho Jury
asked il, and the witnesses who tcrti-
tisd against Holman have since sworn
that they committed perjury
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-16
INIt.ItININ IINIHf
IhIN shows that n'nrJ George.
idcH >uprrtiuous

id"nis >upcrfiu"us
-p,oiaipi,potch Ca The ENhmiurr
SAN ANr0Nlo, July ll the MNity
Of eat surveying iu Texas and tho
cvll cOnsquel cos have lately been cN.
amphiicd in Startling manner in this
city. mere is n suburb within the
corporation, known AS Bcanvll.r II
comprises about 900 acrcs aud il
thick ly settled aud improved by
good class Of cit'len-, one Of the cit,
council men in particu-
lar owning gooG
portion Oft. Its aggregate value H.
about $4,000. Some timo ago ia a
suit brought by local lawyers on
land in this neighhorhood the
supreme court decided incidentally
that the Beauvillc district wa
vacant Onc of the lawyers and
real estate dealer Immediately Jumped
on IL, llllng veteran certificate, to
cover ALL Thcy ilnall y compromised
with the residents, giving aunt
claim deed i'm return tor
u considerable sum OF money Nov
come Carlton ~ Fricdchuus. al
Austin firm, and Wren ~ cave.
san Antonio firm, and offer to buy IL
from the state Under the recent 3.
act claiming under the lAw the first
filing ilicga. The up-hot OF the mat
ter will probably be that tho Bcau-
vile people after paying for their
land two or three time over will be
compelled to move out or put
amin
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-16

WANTEp IMMEDIATELY so men iu Me.
L'iian and adjoining counties to hand
my new patent, to whom will give co. per
month for tile neNt four months. II the names
oftwo responsible pertle, and 26 cents f sen
with your communication vii send charges
prepaid complete sample OF what wish YOU
to handle with which you can go 20 work At
once. Address nt OucD.
J., II. EA.LgTos Patonto.
Au-ilu lrNif
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-16
SN>pIi,K NOTES

'tnn} Gl"nnin%~ From u small Town
GALVESTON, July 3D. There is no
change in the freight rate war today
Everything 10 standing ~ it did yes
tcrday, u 20 per cent cut having been
made bY the different road- to inter
mcdia'e points aud business TO CONS
mon points being "Workcd" " and IN
many instances rushed down to tie
starvation point.
CRIME NOTES
Chas. La,sou, q somewhat noted
character WAS convicted in TIE crimi
nal district court to-day for theft from
person, and hG was gwen two year
IN he pcultrntiary. la-,Ou'4 hA-
bocn cchorcd career. He first
nppcarcl IN this city some eight or
ten year. aPo, since which umc hc
has followed thc occupations OF bill
co lcctor aud btr tender At one Inc
he was candidate for constable Some
three ycars ago hc secured "a divorce
from his wlie under the name Of
Ohlen Bastc and afterwards mar
ricd the divorced wifD
Ct II. ilalsild, from whom no sccurct
divorce about six months Rgo. lliH
wiic says TINT hc came here from
Mobile, which pMco hc found j.
adv -ab'c 10 leave in IL hurry
INrEI LIGENcE or THE DEATH
OF Capt II j. Coop. late commander
OF light house tender, was received
here today. II occurred at Nassau
y. IT, July ~ where ho had gone on
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-16

W have offered some extraordinary values in clothing
lril the past few weeks but these our latest clearing
ale reductions, are of such character to interest the
los buyers We have decided that the balance of our
pl and summer stock must move and examination Of
tool and prices will show that in earnest Facts
pea for themselves.